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this time. Robert came down
a few minutes and I sent our
letters by him, one to Puglesly
and Dingman and one to
Womans World. Sr sent one
to Supervisor Cape Vincent.
Arthur Vincent and Tom Chatterton
came across the ice.
Stay over night; horse tired out.
Looks like storm. Did not
get any books Whig, Dispatch,
Vickery's fire side visitor, Parks
Floral magazine.

Wedney [sic] 22 February 1905

Vincent Chatterton and Majorie
went home to day. Weather cloudy
but not cold, slush on the
shore road to the top of cutter
so we are done once more.
On evening Voltie and Bob Reid
drove to the corner for
kerosine for the Woodmans, came
home at 10 pm all abed but me